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What are your predictions of things that are coming to Adelaide. It can be retail, fast food, infrastructure.... Whatever you want to predict. Will be interesting to see if any of our predictions Come into fruition...

We already know costco, aldi, krispy kremes and a Jamie Oliver restaurant are on their way, I predict a Masters store is not far off, as well as a H&M

I predict by the end of this decade, all the railway lines will be electrified (except Belair). While next decade there will be serious discussion towards an underground city loop, Belair line electrification and an extension to Aldinga.

Or maybe that's just wishful thinking

crawf wrote:I predict by the end of this decade, all the railway lines will be electrified (except Belair). While next decade there will be serious discussion towards an underground city loop, Belair line electrification and an extension to Aldinga.

Or maybe that's just wishful thinking

1. I'd add completion of a city tram loop esrly next decade.

2. South Rd trench at Darlington completed early in the 2020's. Possibly the Torrens Rd to Regency Rd section and River Torrens to Anzac Hwy section by the end of the 2020's.

3. Adelaide people will still be whinging about everything despite our significant progress over the past couple of decades.

My crystal ball tells me;

Zara will close up shop at Burnside and relocate to the CBD.

The gumtree at Burnside will finally be cut down.

And as much as I would love to see a tram loop in the CBD as well, but from what I understand the cost-benefit ratio of the project at the moment is actually in negative figures. I think we will likely see the North Adelaide tram line down O'Connell get up first before the city loop.

We will have a Liberal State Government come March 2014.

[quote="[Shuz]"]My crystal ball tells me;

The gumtree at Burnside will finally be cut down.

Prediction 1 down

[quote="DaveAdl"][quote="[Shuz]"]My crystal ball tells me;

The gumtree at Burnside will finally be cut down.

Hardly a prediction, the tree was stuffed quite a while ago, was inevitable that it would be removed.

Here's a prediction of the inevitable based on what's slowly starting to happen already.
Adelaide's CBD wont grow taller, but it will 'fill out'.

I'll put my crystal ball away before I get into trouble for being too obvious with it.